Trieu Huy Ha
Biographic Data
| ID | 148899 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Trieu Huy Ha |
| GIVEN NAMES | Trieu Huy |
| FAMILY NAME | Ha |
| SIGNATURE | HA T H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Management and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2520-4221 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
For a non-communist South East Asia
Previous English- and Vietnamese-language research has produced unbalanced assessments of the former Republic of Vietnam’s (RVN) place in history. Archival documents at the National Archives Centre II in Ho Chi Minh City reveal that the RVN collaborated with allies to conduct anti-communist operations and build a political anti-communist regime in South East Asia. Saigon worked closely with Canberra to create a strategic partnership with military…
A New Higher Education Model in Nation-Building
This study examines liberal arts education model influences in Vietnam’s higher education throughout the Vietnam War (1965–1975). Liberal arts education advanced due to the necessity to match market norms and unite qualified people to oppose communism, as well as US specialists. This research article uses source materials from the former Republic of Vietnam and previous studies to identify two major elements of national liberal arts education. Fi…
A Volatile American-Driven Relationship
This article examines the diplomatic relations between the Republic of Vietnam and the Philippines throughout the Vietnam War, which took place from 1965 to 1973. It uses untapped source materials from the Vietnam National Archives Centre 2, in conjunction with secondary sources, to chronologically narrate and analyse the events of this relationship. The article posits that Saigon attempted to secure the assistance of friends, such as the Philipp…
Engaging with the World
Changes in Marital and Familial Perspectives of the Chinese Cantonese Community
This study examines marked changes in marital and familial viewpoints of the Chinese Cantonese community in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Chinese people dwelled in Saigon in the seventeenth century, established several busy areas for trade exchange, and made a considerable contribution to municipal economic and cultural development. Possessing a rich immigration history, the Chinese Cantonese people not only carefully preserved their culture but als…
The Republic of Vietnam’s Diplomatic Opportunities during the War of 1965–1973
This study uses a technique known as a literature review to investigate contemporary derivative sources and arguments addressing the diplomatic history of the Republic of Vietnam in relation to Free World Military Forces during the Vietnam War (1965–1973). The primary discovery of this study is that, despite extensive discussion about the conflict and the involvement of allied troops, a significant gap remains in the diplomatic history of the Rep…
An Unknown Chapter in Southeast Asia’s Regionalism
This article aims to review the evolution of the Republic of Vietnam (RVN)’s involvement in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which was founded in 1967 by Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, and Indonesia. South Vietnamese leaders and diplomats designed a new foreign policy under the administration of Nguyen Van Thieu (1967–75) that shifted focus to Southeast Asia alongside the RVN’s long-standing camaraderie with th…
Cultural Diplomacy in International Relations — A Case Study of Vietnam–India Diplomatic Relation Since Their Strategic Partnership
Vietnam and India became exceptional friends in the context of globalization and global and regional security in the Indo-Pacific Ocean. India paid a significant consideration to South East Asia and expanded its role in this region in the early 21st century. Meanwhile, Vietnam is one country that experienced a thriving economy in its international and regional integrations. This country has a pressing demand for bilateral and multilateral coopera…
Fighting While Talking’
This research paper aims to rectify a deep-rooted notion of the role of Nguyen Van Thieu and his diplomatic delegate at the Paris Conference in the key year of the Vietnam War, 1972. This year was a time that was arduous for the Republic of Vietnam (RVN). Sino-American détente featured a volta-face of the foreign policy of capitalist countries, leading to a plummet in support for the RVN. Alongside, Hanoi unrelentingly organised several military …
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Cultural Diplomacy in International Relations — A Case Study of Vietnam–India Diplomatic Relation Since Their Strategic Partnership
Vietnam and India became exceptional friends in the context of globalization and global and regional security in the Indo-Pacific Ocean. India paid a significant consideration to South East Asia and expanded its role in this region in the early 21st century. Meanwhile, Vietnam is one country that experienced a thriving economy in its international and regional integrations. This country has a pressing demand for bilateral and multilateral coopera…
Fighting While Talking’
This research paper aims to rectify a deep-rooted notion of the role of Nguyen Van Thieu and his diplomatic delegate at the Paris Conference in the key year of the Vietnam War, 1972. This year was a time that was arduous for the Republic of Vietnam (RVN). Sino-American détente featured a volta-face of the foreign policy of capitalist countries, leading to a plummet in support for the RVN. Alongside, Hanoi unrelentingly organised several military …
An Unknown Chapter in Southeast Asia’s Regionalism
This article aims to review the evolution of the Republic of Vietnam (RVN)’s involvement in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which was founded in 1967 by Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, and Indonesia. South Vietnamese leaders and diplomats designed a new foreign policy under the administration of Nguyen Van Thieu (1967–75) that shifted focus to Southeast Asia alongside the RVN’s long-standing camaraderie with th…
The Republic of Vietnam’s Diplomatic Opportunities during the War of 1965–1973
This study uses a technique known as a literature review to investigate contemporary derivative sources and arguments addressing the diplomatic history of the Republic of Vietnam in relation to Free World Military Forces during the Vietnam War (1965–1973). The primary discovery of this study is that, despite extensive discussion about the conflict and the involvement of allied troops, a significant gap remains in the diplomatic history of the Rep…
A New Higher Education Model in Nation-Building
This study examines liberal arts education model influences in Vietnam’s higher education throughout the Vietnam War (1965–1975). Liberal arts education advanced due to the necessity to match market norms and unite qualified people to oppose communism, as well as US specialists. This research article uses source materials from the former Republic of Vietnam and previous studies to identify two major elements of national liberal arts education. Fi…
A Volatile American-Driven Relationship
This article examines the diplomatic relations between the Republic of Vietnam and the Philippines throughout the Vietnam War, which took place from 1965 to 1973. It uses untapped source materials from the Vietnam National Archives Centre 2, in conjunction with secondary sources, to chronologically narrate and analyse the events of this relationship. The article posits that Saigon attempted to secure the assistance of friends, such as the Philipp…
Engaging with the World
Changes in Marital and Familial Perspectives of the Chinese Cantonese Community
This study examines marked changes in marital and familial viewpoints of the Chinese Cantonese community in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Chinese people dwelled in Saigon in the seventeenth century, established several busy areas for trade exchange, and made a considerable contribution to municipal economic and cultural development. Possessing a rich immigration history, the Chinese Cantonese people not only carefully preserved their culture but als…
For a non-communist South East Asia
Previous English- and Vietnamese-language research has produced unbalanced assessments of the former Republic of Vietnam’s (RVN) place in history. Archival documents at the National Archives Centre II in Ho Chi Minh City reveal that the RVN collaborated with allies to conduct anti-communist operations and build a political anti-communist regime in South East Asia. Saigon worked closely with Canberra to create a strategic partnership with military…
Vietnamese History and Culture Studies (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Vietnam War (4 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Economic history (3 works) · Foreign policy (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works)